2-Star Hotels in Miami

I had a great stay at Tower Hotel by At Mine Hospitality. The room was very comfortable and exceeded my expectations. The hotel corridors were clean, quiet, and well maintained, and the property overall looks much better in person than in the photos. I would stay again

I thought it was difficult to serve myself at first, but when I got to the hotel, there was someone at the front desk, and it was easy to handle. I stayed for 6 days and it rained for 3 days. It was very convenient to cook in the hotel. The service staff was very friendly. The transportation here is convenient. There is a free bus when you go out, and other buses are only one dollar. Sometimes the driver waved his hand and the ticket was free. I like Miami and I like the blue little Hawala.

Miami has high accommodation costs, so this is a good option if you're looking to save money. It's close to a bus stop, so once you get used to using the bus, you can access anywhere.

A cozy hotel with a pleasant price. The room is clean. There is shampoo and other accessories. Good towels. Bagel and cream cheese, coffee for breakfast. Shops within driving distance. We were without a car and it was also convenient, there is a bus stop nearby.

The mattresses and cleanliness of the room are okay. Slippers, cups and kettles are not provided. Because it's not on a main road, it's relatively quiet. The reception staff were patient in answering various questions.

The hotel is very comfortable and the staff were very friendly and answered the requests quickly. Negative point : I have to re-start twice to get the refund of my caution ( it took 5 days after my departure to finally arrive knowing that I use a direct/instant card with no time ) ! The hotel is simply unnecessary by telephone! Nuisances due aux passages des avions vraiment just au-dessus. Le nettoyage pourrait aussi être amélioré! Pas de navette pour l'aéroport c'est dommage.

Located in the suburbs of Miami, close to the Wynwood graffiti wall and design area. It is a youth hostel remodeled from a bungalow in a family home. There is no deposit and credit card for check-in, the door is a code lock, no check-out is required, everything is very simple.

After the epidemic, it is no longer possible to clean every day, but towels can be changed every day. There are many small mosquitoes, which are easy to kill and do not affect sleep. This is what happens when there are many green plants. I can hear planes taking off and landing, and it doesn't affect my sleep. We are looking for an American-style hotel with a kitchen, so the fact that it claims to include breakfast has no impact. Hot water, tea, coffee, oatmeal and chocolate drinks are provided in the small corner at the front desk from 6 to 9 in the morning, nothing more. We brought our own Moka pot, disposable tableware for seasoning, and purchased ingredients from a nearby supermarket. The hotel also provided a set of non-stick pots, plates, knives and forks, which was enough. Free parking is a must, the front desk staff is friendly, we didn't arrive until 11pm. It takes 12 minutes to drive to Little Havana, 40 minutes to Miami Beach, one hour to Everglades Park, and 4 hours to Keywest. I think everything is quite reasonable.

After checking in, I put my luggage in the room and left quickly to take care of some work. When I came back, I found an elderly woman and a Black woman behind her entering a code and unlocking my room door. I immediately went up to question them, but I got no response. They even blocked me outside the door. By the time I managed to get into the room, both of them had already left. I then messaged the owner, but received no reply at all. This situation made me feel extremely unsafe, and I couldn’t sleep the whole night. My laptop, tablet, phone, and bank cards were all inside the room. I do not understand how they knew the code or why they were able to open my door. This experience has seriously raised concerns about the hotel’s security and management.

It is worth for the price.